R C Simpson JYrvisse in Guyra Election Visit
Mr R D Barton is to address Guyra and district voters at the School of Arts on Wednesday at 8 pm on the states financial position. A Partisan rally is planned with a good turnout expected. Weather improved with recent showers aiding ploughing, Cyclorama reports strong crowds and entertainment. Jockey Club privileges at annual meeting raised varied sums from local stalls and booths.
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Daphne
Guyra Jockey Club
Booth A. Norriss
Gates
J. Connors
Tattersall
A. R. Norries
Ste
F. J Lackey
KE. J. Lackey
Farmers Advocate Framing Progress on a Distant Future
A brief slogan from the era frames the Farmers Advocate as a voice for rural rights. The date Friday March 27, 1903 anchors the item in a periodical context, signaling a call to action for assistance and resistance in pursuit of social good.
Bath and party search for gold and uranium near Aberfoyle
A Bath party drilling with government aid advances to one hundred feet near Aberfoyle. The first fifty feet pass through soft granite. the terrain is now rough and requires blasting. Prospectors aim to strike the old river bed to open a field, needing five to six hundred feet more to intersect the ancient channel, about fifty feet below the bank.
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T Bath
Aberfoyle Holding
Ba i
Oliera Triumphs in Guyra District Cricket Final
In Guyra Oliera defeated Brushy Creek by 241 runs, dominating with strong bowling and steady innings. Oliera led 0 for 116 in first innings and 9 wickets for 189 in the second, while Brushy Creek managed 63 in their innings. Mc Everett presided over post match toasts as Oliera celebrated the premiership.
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Guyra
Ollera
Ollera Bost
Mc Everett
D. Jackson
Doherty
Edmunds
H Chisholm
W Cameron
Staine
J Chisholu
Cameron
Mackenzie Ign
Andrews
Hobbs
Hrerett
Heffernan
Audrews
Jackson
Chisholm
Harper
Stewart
Sundries
Brushy Creek
Takive
W Chisholm
Andrew
H G
Joe Chisholm
Frerett
F Jackson
Millen Co Everet
Parsons
Ont
H Prreons
T Jackson
Sundry
Unscrupulous Dealers Press Substitutes on Buyers
A warning about dishonest tradesmen offering substitutes or imitation goods in careless moments to exploit buyers. The admonition urges vigilance against paying for inferior or fake items and urges consumers to insist on genuine products and clear comparisons.
Late News Cameos in Sydney Political Turmoil and Tragedy
The Liberal and Reform party council backs immediate Parliament reconvening to handle the state crisis. Beneficial rains reach many areas with three to four inches reported in northern districts. Two Teinan steamer passengers in quarantine show smallpox symptoms. A Sutherland fight ends with one man dying yesterday. Werris Creek railway fireman Charlies Laxton found dead beside the tracks after being run over. A Newcastle deer ee sed peeled in Newcastle. Beef prices quoted at 32s per hundred pounds and tin ore at 24s. Mr Waddell defends the Government against critics over Mr Legan’s honorary minister appointment. The 50 eons provokes political comment. O’Connor, injured in a Wee Wan railway accident, dies from injuries.
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Sydney
Liberal and Reform Party
Carrathes
Teinan
Sutherland
Werris Creek
Charlies Laxton
Newcastle
Waddell
Egan
Nan O'Connor
Wee Wan
Ollera to meet Dralla in NEC A final on April 4
Our Tenterden correspondent notes heavy rains lift dam levels and grass green with 609 points in a week. Ollera and Dralla are set for the NEC A final on April 4. James Moore dominates Tamwo cattle. Mystery wins a jump race easily. A Progress Committee meeting is planned at Mr Grill's Aberfoyle residence next Tuesday.
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Tenterden
Ollera
Dralla
N.E.C.A
James Moore
Mr Grill
Aberfoyle
Proclamation Creates Guyra Country Shopping District
Governor Sir Harry Rawson proclaims a four mile radius around Guyra Post Office as the Country Shopping District of Guyra. Stores close after 1 pm Saturday and 5 pm on Monday to Friday except Schedule One exemptions, effective April 1, 1903.
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Harry Holdsworth Rawson
Executive Council
Guyra
Falconer Thurey April 2 Auction of Farm Stock
Thur April 2 at 12 o'clock P Heaghney will sell by public auction at his farm 81 head mixed cattle including 4 workers bulls 12 head 3 and 4 year olds fat and forward 15 head of horses young and good Deible furrow ploughs blacksmith’s pulley and anvil 8 tons etc Norzy owners urged to sell as buyers' attendance is already assured.
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Athur
Curtis
P. Heaghney
Norzy
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Arcus
Farmers Advocate
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For
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Royal Navy
Order of the Bath
Harry H. Rawson
New South Wales
Commonwealth of Australia
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Falconer
QUYRA
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